Sentence examples for its central concepts from inspiring English sources
However, evolution is absent from most of the educational curricula in the early school grades, even though some of its central concepts are common contents in the curricula of these initial years.
Yet, since a well done grounded theory should be abstract of time, place and people, we hope that readers of this paper recognize the transcendence of its central concepts.
Table 4, column r(b) show that the highest correlations between any one scale in the learning model and any other scale are always lower than their respective alpha reliabilities indicating that each scale converges on its central concept and discriminates it from the other scales [ 18].
Its central concept was cool and useful: It's an online gallery of everyone's photographs that the whole world can search, annotate and admire.
This show focuses on that record, particularly the questionable nature of its central concept – life and living in a high-end hotel.
But now its opening has been delayed, and its owners have had to reconsider its central concept: a self-financed community of drinkers and diners.
And its central concept is "notice and choice," in which Web sites post notices of their privacy policies and users can then make choices about sites they frequent and the levels of privacy they prefer.
His principal aim was to construct a formal system of inductive logic; its central concept, corresponding to that of deductive implication, would be that of probabilistic implication or, more precisely, a concept representing the degree of rational credibility or of probability that a given body of evidence may be said to confer upon a proposed hypothesis.
But we will say a bit about its central concept of 'M-intentions,' in order to develop an important aspect of his pragmatic theory, the concept of a communicative intention.
